<ul><li>Hyundai Ioniq 6 has received a facelift to look cleaner and more dynamic, resembling the initial design vision.</li><li>The updated model maintains its 'streamliner' silhouette with a sleek roofline like the Prophecy concept.</li><li>Key design executive Simon Loasby acknowledges the previous model had unusual elements making it fussy.</li><li>The facelift focuses on subtle changes like a conventional rear spoiler, new bumpers, and black garnishes.</li><li>Hyundai has introduced an N Line version with sportier aesthetics and a blackout appearance at the rear.</li><li>A hot N version is teased with unique sheet metal, wider stance, and a prominent rear spoiler.</li><li>Future Ioniq 6 iterations aim to be more progressive and differentiated from other models.</li><li>Hyundai prefers clear differentiation between its combustion and electric vehicles for different customer groups.</li><li>The design evolution aligns with changing customer mindsets towards EVs and progressiveness in vehicle aesthetics.</li><li>Improved styling may impact the Ioniq 6's sales, which have seen declines in both Korea and export markets.</li></ul>

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